We’ve moved to 2900 Frank Scott Parkway West, Suite 928, Belleville, IL 62223. Please be sure to update your records.

No one should go through childhood cancer alone.

The National Children’s Cancer Society provides emotional, financial, and educational support to children with cancer, their families, and survivors.

We’ve moved to 2900 Frank Scott Parkway West, Suite 928, Belleville, IL 62223. Please be sure to update your records.

No one should go through childhood cancer alone.

Beyond the Cure Ambassador Scholarship program​

The Beyond the Cure Ambassador Scholarship Program is now accepting applications for the 2024-2025 academic year.

road warriors program

Please become a monthly donor today and get more kids on the road to treatment and survivorship. For less than $1 per day, you are walking alongside these families helping them stay strong, stay positive and stay together.

Leave a Lasting Legacy

leave a legacy

If providing a cash gift is not currently an option but you still wish to support children fighting cancer in the future, there are various alternatives you can explore.

Agelity Discount Prescription Card

Save on your prescriptions and help children with cancer when you use the NCCS discount prescription drug card. $1 is donated to the NCCS for every prescription that receives a discount using the card. Locate participating pharmacies and get your card today!

meet our kids

meet grant

“Grant is doing well as far as with his melanoma. He has not had any recurrences which is wonderful … we are still so grateful for everything you did for us,” said Grant’s mom.

meet maya

“If I had never gone through the experience of battling leukemia, I would have never been given the opportunity to do the swim in the first place. Without overcoming these challenges, I cannot say I would be the same person I am today. I am a survivor.”

meet liam

“NCCS has helped so much. Cancer has impacted us emotionally, physically, mentally and financially. Having them (NCCS) in our corner makes this journey a whole lot more bearable. I couldn’t thank them more.”